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--------_ESPSS crushes Le Caron-----------_ Juneau contributed two Led by the strong offensive rebounding of Ruby Degenaar and the Outside shooting of Chery! Bisschop, ESPSS Junior Girl's Basketball Degenaar scored 12 points and Bisschop netted 10 points. Karen Pilon added six points, Lisa Dusome andPaula McLinton each. scored four points, and Jenny Cowan and Tammy Team, buried Le Caron 40-6, On Tuesday, at PSs: Quiz Answers 1. Brian Garner. Good shooting Garnie! 2. Guy Kinnear 3. Angela Schmidt. Keep up the good work Angela! 4. Tim Toole from Midland. (Now in Bermuda) 5. Russ Howard, Larry Merkley, Bob Ruston and Ken Carstairs. Great effort guys! 6. Jim was appointed the arena manager's position, in April of 1981, 7. Midland Indusmin Bantams. Congratulations! 8. Midland Atom Braves. Good stuff guys! 9. Brian Cadeau is the capitain of the Cents and Peter Roi is captain of the Kings. 10. Castex placed an impressive seventh, out of 42 other schools. Congratulations on a superb effort! How did you do! Until Wednesday, have a nice weekend! SCOUTING AROUND SCOUTS CANADA by Harry Brown Many times information comes to us from individual groups about their activities. Today, the report begins with an article on J.O.T.A. Jamboree Of the Air..Thanks to Dave Robertson. J.O.T.A. is a joint effort between Boy Scouts of Canada and local Ham (Amateur) Radio Operators. This year Five Scout Troops and Two Venturer Conipanies were involved together with Five Radio Operators. The radios were based in Port MeNicoll, Midland and Wyevale Thirty five boys took part in the endeavor lor a total of fifteen hours. They talked to many Scout Groups in Europe, Great Britain, United States and all across Canada. One of these groups was a Camp of 500 boys. They shared experiences and ideas. For these boys who were involved, it was a great day of togetherness in Scouting and a thrilling experience. We are very grateful to the Radio operators for their help and for the time they volunteered to help us. Port McNicoll Scouts were on their first hike of the year (For this season) Nine boys and three leaders spent the weekend camping near Wyevale. Thanks to John McGowan for allowing use of the property. The weather was vreal and a full program made the weekend exciting Six of the boys enjoyed their first ex- perience as Scouts. New Leaders Jim Lamoureux and Bill Tanner handled their duties like veterans Port Scouts are fortunate in having these men as their Leaders. Plans are already developing for a winter camp and a canoe trip in the spring. And a word of reluctant farewell and good wishes in Scouting. In 1976 a Scouter came to me and said, 'I'm available" Naturally we found a place for him. He became the Leader and Re-activated with us the First Midland Cubs, later encouragement from him spurred the Scout Troop into being and through the years, despite changes in his work schedule, he has continued to help wherever needed..at camps, snow frolics, apple days. In short, we have counted on him. We have counted on him and he has come through. Now, after these 7 years, business pressures have caused Bob Hoadley to resign as Leader. South Georgian Bay District and ist Midland express our regrets and hope that you'll look in on us now and then, Bob. You'll be welcome! HURONIA PLAYERS PRESENT... J. B. by Archibaid MacLeish Nov. 11 & 12 at Midland Secondary School Curtain 8 p.m, Tickets - Adult $4.00 Student $2.00 points each, Running Brave in Rocky mold Running Brave, starting a local run at the Pen Theatre tonight at 7p.m.and9p.m., isa heroic drama about Billy Mills, the Oglala Sioux who became famous for winning the 10,000 metre race at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. The movie, directed by Canadian director Don Shebib (Goin' Down the Road) and filmed in Alberta, covers Mills life as an Indian at a white high school, his falling in love with a white girl, and reaction of his family to his association with white society. Running Brave jis in the tradition of the Rocky movies, Chariots of Fire, and The Terry Fox Story. THE COMMODORE HOTEL SportStats GIRL'S HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Mon. Nov. 7, Senior, 43 PSS at St. Theresa's 42 Midget, 45 PSS at St. Thereda's 20 Wed. Nov. 16, Elmvale at PSS NORTH CENTRAL ONTARIO WHEELCHAIR BASKETBALL LEAGUE Fri. Nov. 18, Barrie (1st Medical) at Tiny / Tay 7 p.m. at MSS PENETANG MIDLAND TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE DIVISION FINALS Sun. Nov. 13 12 noon, "C" Division final 1:15 p.m. "B"' Division final 2:30 p.m. "A'"' Division final am "i@ViE GUIDE mo ROXY THE ATRE seme OTHER WAU ADOC AOS Sfephen King's MIDLAND 526-5791 the PORT SEVERN INN Comfortable Motel Units Restaurant & Dining Lounge Fully Licensed Under LLBO Country & Western Entertainment every Fri & Sat. 9p.m.-1a.m. "Featuring" THE HOME TOWN Boys Ed Belanger & Wee Willy Hwy. 69 3 miles north of Waubaushene 538-2675 'Pen 2 SHOWCASE" Presents... "JAMBOREE Beginning Sat. Nov. 12 -- 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. | a uri Now for the next four Saturdays beginning Noy. 12th, you can see musical compete for some exciting prizes in Hotel's The finals to decide the top winners will 19 your favourite the Commodore "Jamboree Classic". be held Sat. Dec. 10th. Special appearance by FRANK SODA Nov. 16 BLUEGRASS and COUNTRY "Meet Your Friends at the Pass" 4 weeks of FIDDLERS, & WESTERN Phone 549-7459 groups great grand ARS 0 Hours of i Time at Phase | In Toronto ane Plus 50 recordings of your top hit mail ed : stations ete to selected radio 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. *SATURDAY NITE Hot & Cold Buffet *9.95 *SUNDAY BRUNCH to2pm OD For Reservations Phone (705) 534-7214 MOTORINN DEAD ZONE] coarse language (Thursday, Nov. 17 All Seats only $2.00) Sat. Matinee 1:30 CHARLOTTE'S WEB All Seats $1.00 PEN TWIN PENETANG _ 549-2953 "*ALL THE RIGHT MOVES" gives us something to cheer about. It confirms Tom Crutme as onc 4 Hollymond's hottest young actors." Sat. Matinee 1:30 RUNNING BRAVE starts Friday 7 and 9 1 October 14.1964 Silty Mills stunned the wortd by running the most sensational race in Olvmpxc history Fy PARENTAL RON ON, 2 i GUIDANCE Porve.- { ( Thursday Nov. 17 All Seats only $2.00 ) ! Call 326-3338 or 326-3339 64. Colborne St. W. Orillia Cinema 3 CINEMA 2 THE BIG CHILL 7&9 ADMITTANCE TO Penson 1B YEARS OF AGE O8 OvIR CINEMA 3 RUNNING BRAVE 7&9 (aan) CINEMA1 DEAL OF THE CENTURY Sat. & Sun. Mat., 1:30 p.m. HEIDI'S SONG iO g Inflation fighting 'All-You- Can-Eat- 4 Served from f 5p.m.to9p.m. Monday Hot Roast $ Beef Sandwich 3.95 Tuesday $ Breaded Veal Cutlets 3.95 Wednesday $s Filet of Fish 3.95 Thursday $ Deep Fried Chicken 3.95 Fri., Sat., Sun. $ Hot & Cold Buffet 8.95 Above Specials include: Salad Bar, potatoes, choice of Coffee, Tea or Soft Drinks Reservations 526-2332 'Live Entertainment" This weekend Fri. & Sat.,9 p.m. tola.m. Nov. 11 & 12 GEORGIAN COUNTRY Nov. 18 & 19 SHADES OF MIDNIGHT Nov. 25 & 26 GEORGIAN COUNTRY Dec. 2&3 THE TEARSIL TRIO Dec.9& 10 GEORGIAN COUNTRY FHE DRIFTWOOD Ss Fully licensed =a >» -- Fully licensed under the LLBO. ~ Victoria Harbour, Ontario On Beautiful Georgian Bay | ACT Festival Entry - adjudication Sat. Nov. 12.4 Tickets available at usual outlets. Season tickets | (3 plays) Adults $10.00, Student $5.00. Call 534-7162. J under L.L.B.O. eae _Page 14, Friday, November 11, 1983 CNS A RMS YOR, Feb